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Kaweah was Surprised.
SO WERE HIS sQUAws, AND THEY ALL INCoNTINENrLY
SkEDADDL4D.

SO WERE HIS sQUAws, AND THEY ALL ISCoNTrNESr1,Y
SKEDADDL4D.
From the Los Angeles Herald.
Bank Commissioner Potts, OF Los Angeles, had
an amusing experience in the gold times OF Cali
rornia- The story, as told TO a Herald reporter,
runs as follows:
In the early days OF the gold excitement before
many OF the young men OF the present day were
their heads together and decided that there was
probably gold at the head waters OF the San
joaquin They thought IT would be well 10 in.
vestlgate the matter, and accordingly they set
out. In due time they arrived.
They discovered a deep hole in the bed OF one OF
the forks and they concluded that II there was gold
anywhere In the bed Of the stream it was In that
hole. They tried diving 10 reach the bottom, but
the water was too deep, and they found themselves
In dilemma. Mr.. Potts partner bethought him
OF diving suit In San Francisco that he could
procure, and the decision was reached that he 20
and bring II. This he did, arriving with 1t after
time.
Those who have seen q diving suit are aware OF
the frightIul appearance OF q man arrayed I'm it.
The front OF the headpiece is large circular pane
hideous Cyclops. From the top OF the head runs
rubber tube for supplying air to the diver
and there Is also rope attached for hauling him
| Mr. Potts partner arrayed himself In the suit.
Lying across the hole was a fallen tree, and Mr..
| and the partner slipped down into the water and
was instantly out OF sight, Mr.. Potts holding the
rope by which to hold him up. The agreed signal
While Mr.. Potts was thus sitting on the log and
holding the rope he appeared TO be fishing with q
stout line Tor big fish. He was thus engaged when
| Chief kaweah and his squaws came down from the
mountains, where they mad been gathering nuts.
/ He stopped and thus addressed Mr.. Potts:
| ''YOu ketchum fsh?-
"No, not yet" was the reply, "but expect q
| bite pretty soon"
! The old chief was evidently much interested In
! the scene, and without more ado he squatted on
the bank and awaited developments, his numerous
wives following his example
Pretty soon there came a jerk on the rope that
rippled the surface OF the water. Kaweah became
| greatly excited when he saw Mr.. Potts pulling
| heavily On the line, and the old chief got to his
feet and watched the procedure with the deepest
interest. Presently the monster OF the deep came
10 the s. rface, with its hideOus Cyclopean eye
turned In kaweahs direction
! .Cghv shouted the old warrior and then he and
MS hartm turned tail and ned panic-stricken oyeI
the plains
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PROPOSALS

WARDEN's OFFICE. UNITED STATES JAIL
W WAsHISGToN; ID. c., June 29, 1887.
d f and B
shall be equal in quality to sides of Beef for
slasn Office say sad & fsSsf
JULY SIXTH at THREE 0CLocKP N. The Beef
REQUIRED by the Warden from time time and 70 be
Iii w ann i III Us a. otoer OF h sala
deemed unit for use, the Warden will be privered to
Of M be 0f the shs
rE ,a!so t9 reject any and al pids cRocKrp w
SEALED PROPOSALS vii be received I, by the smith
MRoU Ga AND cAsTkoS Work required in tE He
repairs of the western portion of the Smithsonian
ofce OF cluss schulse. corcoran BUILDING %ashi le
ton, d. C.
Acting Secretary Smithsonian Institution.
F Fac JbE GGsG5SIE
TON OF THE CONGRESSIONAL LIBRARY BUILDING,
l4' EAST c WasHIss sraSI June e5. 1857
Sealed Proposals are -, invited for furnishing all
Congressional Library Building in Washington. D. c.
Plans can be seen and specifications can be obtained
Proposals received will be opened a. NOON, JULY
Chairman Of Library Commission and Secretary of
'nf EDW salSf CLARK. Architect of the Capitol.
A. r. SPOFFORD,
ju2S&3O, ju2,a,7 Librarian of Congress-
PREPAYMENT OF JUSTICE,
~ WASHINGTON, ID. c., June FL, 1857.
Sealed proposals. tor furnishing the Department Of
named below, for its during the fiscal year ending
June 80, 1855 will be received at the office of the
| chief clerk, follows:
Fuel. until II O'Clock m, June 30 1887.
Ice, until II O'Clock H. June 30, 1887.
Stationary. until IL O'Clock m. July 5; 1887.
Miscellaneous, until II O'Clock M, July ). 1887.
The right waive defects and reject any or all
bids reserved Blank forms and Information will
| furnished upon application. A II. GARLAND,
ie:l2-dtiy4 Atty General
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Mid-Summer by the Sea-Dressing TO
Tempcrature-COmb inafiOn of COlOrs
I'm Flannel Recommendations mt
OF the strictly Conventional in the
Hest Circles-ROugh Bellies i'm Hat.
tered Hats md Norfolk Jackefs-Ama.
teur Dressmakin ing i'm England.
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DARKER's GINGER TONIC, THE BEST CURE
u fox Coughs Ms.k LunEs. Asthm. indigestion, II.
medicines with Jsmaica Ginger. I. exsrts curative
Lungs, Rheumatism. Female Complaints. and the dis
Tessing ills Of the Stomach Liver. Kidneys and
would recover their health By the timely Of Pan
eyed Soc: st Ozus1tsa. HIscox Co. 1853 william
street, n 7. mh5
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GRATEFUL-COMFORTIN0.
EPPS'S COCOA.
BREAKFAST.

"By thorough knowledge of the natural laws which
govern the operations Of digestion and nutrition and
BY careful application OF the fine properties of we'll
tables with delcately Favored beverage which may
save us many heavy doctors BILE Il - oy the jad
may be gradually built mp until strong enough 70 re-
maadies floating around ready to attack where
ever there is week point Pc may escape many .
fatal shaft by keeping ourselves well fortified with
pure blood and . properly nourished France
Service Gazette. fstt
Made AMPLY with boiling water or milk. Sold only
in halt pound tins by Grucers, labelled thus
JAMES EPPs 1 CO. Homeopathic Chemisss,
h24 m.tu&s London. ENGLAND.
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This is the legitimate and only really artistic
nnaIe; but the poet, on reciting 1t to two OF his
auntS, FOUND that they wept so uncOntrollably,
that he was obliged TO compose sedat1ve stanza
which he appends here as an alternative ending
heavy demand upon their tear-ducts
Then the caramel relentS at last!-(you find the
phrase fantastic?
But 1t meltS-althOuRh from motives not Intention
ally k1nd}-
And she manages to masticate the morsel so
elastic,
As she murmurs: Though I've been so dumb
need you have been so blind?r Bring in uour
ndtdenty drchness again for last line; RAINBOW
. erecG)
One last caution; the two concluding stanzas
are strictly alternative-so don't recite them both!
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DENTISTRY.
PROFESSIONAL.

NINE BROOKE TELLS ALL THE EVENTS OF
Ul LIFE Anbusness confidential 1Adiessndgeii-
uemen so cents each. 4oe l. street between 4thsna
5tA streets northwest Jef4-zdt-
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Il J. Many new improvements, Including VENA Il
passenger elevator. lEsE&
tmy7-3ml E. ROBERTS 4 B0Ns.
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HOTEL ALBION. AsBURY PARK. n J. a.,A
Saturday Fine Music. Table and appoint lEiAE 1
ments the best Mrs G. h PEMBERTON. jeS-2m
VNHE DOUGLASS HOUSE, REHOBOTHA 4
Il City, Del. This beautiful hotel now open VEHA9
OF the season. Reduced rates until the 18th lE.HE
for July SATTERFIELD COLE Proprietors.
je17-7ws
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CAPE MAY, NJ. A., Il
VIII Open for the Reception Of Guests
JUNE 80. 1887.

Office OWEN SIMPSON. 1117 Chestnut St
Philadelphia.
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SUMNER RESORTS.

THE PORTLAND, FORMERLY THEA.
Il Pemberton, cor. I'd and Ocean avenues. yE.MY
season Of 1857, BY Mrs d. A. HUHPHRE7S. sos
14th st., Washington, d. G. je2-1aw4ts
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Tho New York strike

The strike of the 'lonesb oremen and
coal handlers in New York oontipu ned
on Saturday, but, with The help of non
union men, most nf the delay ed steam
era nniAhed loading and left port. The
sea- city of coal Ia still having bad Of.
feet on industries The Jones Milling
Company, employing $500 men, on
Saturday discharged them all until the
strike is ended. The oil refineries at
Constable Hook have suspended epera.
tions for want OF coal, throwing 200
men ont Of work.
The linseed oil works Of j. Dean q
Co., at Richmond, Staten Island, were
closed on Saturday, throwing one hun.
dred men out of employment, owing to
o scarcity of ooal. The Staten Island
breweries are having their fuel carted
over from Bergen Point, New jersey.
The supply Of the Gas Company IL
Learly exhausted.
James r Quinn, OF the Executive
Board OF the 'Longsh1remen's Union,
waB arrested In New York on Saturday
on charge Of conspiring to injure the
business Of the Old Dominion Steam
ship Company In an action brought In
the q nited States Circuit Court TO re-
cover $4,000 damages. He was re.
leased on $4,000 bail.
The euit is brought not only against
Quinn, but also against j. j. McKeuna,
L b Putnam, Patrick McGatt Cart
lond and Thomas McGFath, who, with
Qainu, constituted the Executive
soard OF the Ocean Association. Their
counsel promises to deliver them on
noaday and have bail ready.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-01-31
Coming Balls.

The sixth grand annual masquerade
ball OF the Nonpareil Association will
Do held on Friday evening, February
IN the new Weccscoe Hall. The oon
mittee OF arrangements are striving 10
make this surpass all their previous
efforts. and good time may be an,ici
pated. !.
On Friday evening. February 1S. the
Wilmington TUrnRemier de will give a
grand masquerade ball Is German Hall.
with Henry Miller master of csremo.
nies. and Emile Msurer, Charles Brod.
hard. and Gus Koik az floor manaRerg.
The ssIne night the Oriole Social Club
Will give their fourth grand annual re-
csptlon In Institute Hal with Sheridan
7. Mason as grand cond uctor and Jas.
W McAllister floor manager.
Monday evening, February 81, the
Postes Rihee, Co. +, First Regiment.
d. N G. will give their sixth grand
annual dress drill and reception at their
armory in the Masonic Temple.
Delaware Tribe, No. l, Imp o. r
n will have their seventh grand an.
nu.l ball the same night at German
Hall.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-01-31
Ihe Rihe Match.

Tho Ballard rife, which was con
tended for by twenty rifis club,
throughout this country, ha, beer
awarded to the Massachusetts, Rifle As
ISOLATION. whose score was 765 The
ecores OF the ofheI slubs were rs fol,ows
Gard ner, Massachusetts. Rife Club.
I62; Brsttlsboro', Vt, Rife Club. 742:
company r.. First Regiment, NevA6s,
National Guards, 1872; Nevada Rife
association, $50; Topeka, Kansas, Rife
Vluo, 7S9; Pittsourg Rife Club, 7I9;
lawrence, Kansas, Rifs Club, 71O;
Wheelina Schuetzen. Verein, 7O6; Man.
ohet ter, n. H., Rifs Club. 704; Uincip.
nAu hlhe Association, 701; Chautauoua
Sportsman's Association, 697; Canton.
Ct... Rifa Club, 692; Rod and Gun
CiuD, SpIin. field, Mass, 8s4; Tbird
Division Rife Association, Albany. N.
T., 6S2i Seattle, w. T, Riffs Club. 636:
Central Valley Rife As, ociation, N. "
6Z9; Greenville, Ohio, OF hand Rife
Ciuo, S26; COMPANY B. Second Reoi.
nent, Mass, 613; HoIyoke. Mass Rife
oiub, 697; Company u, Twelfth Regi-
ment, Pa, 694; Wilmipe ton Ride Club.
oo4; Tyrone Rifle Club, 54l; Orillia,
Ontario, Rife Club, sol; Cuyabops
Kills Cub. ACC Tners were twenty
s"o s~o marksmen whose scores exceeded
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st. Paula Revival.

An extensive revival of religion has
broken out In 81. Paul's b. z. sluroh
under the charge Of Rev. w. L. s. MUIR.
ray There have already besB from 20
to 70 conversions, several heads of fami.
lies, and quite number of young men
and women have been converted snd
the revival Is reachiug both church and
Sunday school. Five peuitents were at
the altar last night, three of WHOM, we're
converted. Five persons Joined the
church on probation yesterday. The
meetipfs will be continued each even.
Ing this week and the Rev. j. a. WI.
ley, ID. DOT DslawRre City will preach
Tuesday evening.
Hon. W. Z. MoCa be, speaker Of the
Ho1se Of Representatives at Dover.
spent Sunday With Rev W. l.. q. Muir
ray, attended church a. St. Pauls yes
terday, and addressed the Sunday
school in the afternoon.
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At tho opera House,

A very excellent company commences
ah .nE agement ai the Opera House to
iay With THE World" which will be
presented twice daily for four days.
tnis company bring their own scouery
ann mechanical effects, including the
oalepfa'ed rat ecene. which Is uniyer.
saliy prounced ono Of the best and mo Al
feaHsllc ever produced. "Tae WorId''
aus oeen presented several times pre.
,y'on.iy In this city, aud COZ rseauently
IS u, we krown here. The ad IL ission vii,
20 ~. ~ ana 80 cents, and there 10 no
III M oal u wol! be well patronixed.
The following attractions Are nm.
noauced: James O'Neil in WNon1a
oristo," on February z; the National
optra Com rany ia ''Lakme," ON FaS.
fnsry " THE Wages OF sin," on Feb.
tusry II, and THE Rlg Baby" on
Feb usry 10. y"
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At the A oadeny OF m usic @.

The Academy of Music will reopen to
day. under the man age Ihent OF Proctor
% Souiier. who during the past week
nave made extensive alterations and
repairs to the interior OF the building.
The ventilation ard heating arrange
ments are now perfect In every respect
and there will not be any further trou
Bile from those sources. "Escaped From
Sag Sing" with Dominick Murray In
be leading role will be the attraction
this week, and the Bouon Globe In
speaking Of Mr.. Murray says: "Domi
nicR Murray IL one of the best charac.
ter actors on the stage, especially In the
fact that he shows continually the ca.
pability OF something higher and more
intellectual than the representation of
the plays to which he ssems to have de
voted his life. The play Ia like most OF
Its sin--a story Of crime-with the ser
timentalities OF love scattered here and
there, and q variety Of desperate deeds
binding the whole together and cement
ing with blood the fabric of violence
and wrong doing"
Next week Nick ee Rankin will ap-
pear in "The Danites" and '49" The
admission viii be 10 and 20 cents to the
mstinees, and 10, 20 and 30 cents, with
80 cents for few oh hoice reserved seats
at the evening perfor III ances.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-01-31
More Rioting In Belfast.

BELFAST. Jan. 3a.-There was seri
ous rioting in tho Petershill, CarricS
hill and Shankill districts in this city
on Saturday night. The trouble orlgI
mated through soldiers, belonging te
the West Surrey Regiment, insulting a
number of Catholic civilians Tho lat
ter retaliated by stoning the sold iers,
many of whom were injured. This
IVES followed By wholesale arrests, over
one hundred persons being placed in
the lookup. A constable engaged In
this duty was seriously injured by the
excited crowd. Finally military pick
cts were called out and quiet was re-
stored.
This evening the rioting was Rs
ne wed for abort time.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-01-31

The jury In the case OF Charles f.
Auburu vs.. the Philadelphia Traction
Company Saturday brought In q yer
dict Tor the plaintiff Tor Sl8 900. Ts's
oase was neaid by Judge Gordon .n
Room c of Court Of Common Pleas
No 3. 1t was TO recover damages fo
personal injuries received by being run
over by q car. The plaintiff, ne VS.
boy, claimed that he was pushed off the
car by the conductor an / fell under the
next car, which was attached to it, the
wheels passing over him, manning one
Jog 10 badly that it had to be amputa-
ted, and severely injuring the other.
The deferse was csrlessness on the psr.
Of the boy and a denial that he was
touched or pushed off by the conductor.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-01-31

In the U. s. Senate on Saturday a con
ference was ordered on House amend
ment to the bill making Lewes, Delaware
a port of entry. The Pacific Railroad
Funding bill coming up as special
order was postponed as special order
until February 9TH. After secret session
the Senate adjourned.
In the House, a resolution was adopted
setting apart Thursday next for business
reported by the Committee on Foreign
Affairs The postotfice Appropriation
bill and the District OF Columbia Appro
priation bill was passed. Adjourned
The House Committee on Public Blu Id
ings on Saturday agreed to report an ap.
preparation of t15, 900 fer the building at
Chester, Penna.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-01-31
Dedication OF a Cburch

ile First Methodist Protestant
Caufoa on Seventh street ear Walnut
"uioh has been entirely rem odeled. was
.eotehed and Dedicated yesterday. tbe
'ef"ou Ia tue morning being preached
y "a asV. W. 8. Ham mond preeident
il me General Conference. Tnere was
e"iiu'er's service in the afternoon
'"'Sa was addressed by speakers. and
sef'eon WAS preached In the EVENING
:, ~ 'he N:V. q f. Earring, the pastor
= ~" o iar2e tum wss raised during
-, ns oay, by collections and subscrin.
',oss tp~srd pay ing the debt iponr,ld
= h"k;ag the alterations.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-01-31
miss Adele Palma.

Shakespeare has said, "'Tis not In
mortals TO command success, but-they
can deserve it," The truth and force
of this say ing has been recognized by
all, ever since the Bard Of Avon placed
1t on paper, and by none more 80 than
by Miss Adele Palma, who, accompa-
MED by carefully selected comedy
company, opens next Saturday night,
February 9th, at the Grand Opera
House in two new frst-olass comedies,
entitled -Four In Hand" and "a Life
Preserver Very early In life she took
this saying for her motto; and by con-
stapt otndy,. combined with natural
quickness and an aptitude for acquiring
knowledge, and the technicals of her
art, she has obtained. on the New York
theatrical stage the success she 80
Ii9hly deserv es.
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A Complaint.

A correspondent writes as follows:
Great praise is being lavished on the
May or of this city and the city overrun
with thieves and robbers all the time.
We are in favor of less Iralse and more
, tiiciency. 1t is obvious that there are
screws loose that ought to be tiehtsned,
bat the Mayor does not seem equal to
he emergency. How the rasclls must
LAUGH in their sleeves at his impottrt
po.ice. OBSERVER.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-01-31
Omoers . Elected ,

The following officers hsvs been
elected BY Pride of State Lodge. No. 2.
W. q. T., Frederick U. Roop; w. w.,
Esther Atwell; W. g.. Addie Wood.
ward; w. +. g., James Gard; w. T., A..
J. Burton, Jr.; marshal, Maggie g..
Meredith; l. q. Mrs. Matte Barber; o.
g., Mrs. Woods; chaplain, John G..
Otto; p. Q. T.. A. K. Bott;odge deputy
Mrs. M. l.. Wilson.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-01-31
Beeohor Sued for Not Lestur,nr.

Mr.. Albert E. Houck, Of Leban on,
Pa, ON Friday h!ed q dec 'aration in
the Court OF Common Pleas against the
Rev. Henry Ward Beecher. The plain
an says that Mr.. Beecher promised d
him on the 81 of Eovem ber. 1883, that
he would lecture for him on the 81 of
Dscem Der OF the same year at Lebanon
tc- 'he ave; 5000. rhc rlaia.r u, e.. :.
TO the expense Of printing tickets and
posters and OF generally advertising the
lecture, but when the night arrived Mr..
beecher Ola not pat In an appearance.
Mr.. Houck now sues him To recover
damages.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-01-31
Attachment for Contempt

Last Saturday attachment for oon.
tempt OF court was served on Ford Il
Ryan, for disregarding an order of the
Ceurt in Chancery, BY thro wing the re-
fnso from their morocco factory into
si'verbrook. The firm will appear before
the court at Dovsr next Thursday, &C.
corsipg to the writ. at which time Mr.
Ford says that he will be able to show
that they have obeyed the injunction In
every respect.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-01-31
Port Depostt,a FlOOd

Sunday was the fifth day of the submer
gence OF Port Deposit, Maryland. Tn,
water remained from two to four fee,
deep on Main street from the square to
Rock river, and none of the inhabitant.
OF the lower side of the street have re
turned to their houses. Four miles OF
the track OF the Columbia and Port De.
posit Railroad, between Creswell and
Starr Rock, is covered with ice and water
from to IL feet deep.
An immense ice gorge is reported at
Port Grifitb, five miles from Wilkesbarrc
and the low lands there are submerged.
At Pittston, the small houses along the
river bank are flooded to the second
stories, and 1t is feared several will be
swept away.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-01-31
Change of Base.

Thomas NJ. Chandler has sold hii
farm of 10 acres near Centreville, Chrie.
tiana Hundred, to Samuel Gregg, and
will sell his personal property at pub
lie sale on Tuesday, the 10Th inst Mr..
Chandler will remove to New London,
Pa, on the 25sh of March, where he will
engage In store keeping, he having pur-
chased the stock and fixtures of Charles
Oh andler of that place.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-01-31
MusIoaI society Organizad.

The Hanover Musical and Literary
Society has been organized BY the
young people of Hanover Presby ter ian
Church, with Henry Baird president.
Mas Laura Pierson secretary and Miss
Edith Trump treasurer. The first en-.
tertainment WAS given in the lecture
room OF the church Last Friday night,
and al the selections were rendered In
an admirable manner. 1t is probable
there will be a Martha Washington
party given on the night Of February
2Znd
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-01-31
Sale OF Personal Property.

James P. RatledRe, who occupies the
Webb farm on the Lancaster pike, q
short distance above Silverbrook, will
sell at public sale, on Wednesday, the
ID Of February. two good work or
driving horses, IL fiist-class milch COWS,
20 pair of obickens, carriage, express
wagon, buggies, farming utensils, etc.
All who with bargains should attend.
For particulars sec advertisement.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-01-31
A GARD.

To all who are suffering from the er.
rors and indiscretions Of youth, nervoui
weak ness, early decay, loss OF manhood,
&c., | will send recipe that will cure
you, FREE OF CHARGE. This grea,
remedy was discovered by q missionary
in South America. Send self address,
ID envelope to the REV. JOSEF u 7.
INMAN, Station D, New York City.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-01-31
seven Nihilists Hanged at oaessa

PARIS. Jan. 20 es Mt,
Henri RochefGrt's paper, states to-day
that seven Nihilists have just been
hanged in the Prison at Odessa by the
Russian authorities, that ten other Nj.
hilisss are being tried ut wilma for
killing Colonel in the Russian army,
and that 200 others have been recently
sent to Siberia,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-01-31
Tho Body in tho Trunk

Edward Unger, who was arrested In
New York city for the murder of Au.
gust Bohle, whose body WAS found In o
trunk shipped to Baltimore last week,
has confessed his guilt. He easserts that
he was attacked by Bohle. and killed
him In self-defence. He says that, after
cutting the body and packing 1t away
In the trunk, he wrapped up the head
In some Of his Victims clothing and
dropped the bundle from q ferry. boat
into the river.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-01-31

wii me pashepPor train, No. 8, Of ths
moi" ;icn Il Northern Railroad leav.
'n's ,iie 0opot at a m, ,o.dav vas do.
IS 'S'iec 60 near Nsrasett station. the trrcL
W W. tn9 e' 9ina breaking and the train
o,'' ~. 'He 'raeG. Moore was hurt and No
g'nes 4 s'e damage done 20 engine or oars
, .s.F > tentl0n OF aiJouu an honr tba
ttasa. '-AHoi'<'e1 10 another